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Scrapping Services Motive Power Storage Track Available Railcar Website & Publication Issue Email: 2,300 Website 4,000 LinkedIn: 10,500 Editor E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: (815) 236-2998 Deadline for next issue 09/30/2021 Scrapping Services Mid-Am Equipment, Inc. Tank Cars Available for Sale or Lease: For list of scrappers see Page 4 Energeticos Fusion Inc. 48 - 25,500 Gallon 111A100W E/C Ins. Tankcars Built in 2013. Ready for Updated scrap prices on Page 3 20+ 21,000 Gallon, Stainless Steel, Interchange. Tank cars, 263 GRL Cessar Pereda: +52 (551) 642-1854 3 – 23,500 Gallon, 111A100W1, Motive Power EC/Ins – for captive service only. [email protected] 3 – 34,00000 Gallon, 105J and 112J - 300 AllSurplus Investors First Capital to 400 PSI - for captive service only For Sale: Flat cars for Bridges 1980 EMD SFGX 1010 Yard Slug Tank Cars Wanted 10 – 89’ Flatcars Suitable for Bridges only. Former SW7, 1,500 HP, Not run in 10 yrs. For Captive Service Flat Cars Wanted For more information: All sizes - Flatcars to be used as bridges www.allsurplus.com Available for Sale or lease 60’ - 65’ Bulkhead Flats for hauling Pipe. Robert Lupardo 121 - 4000 CF, Manual Dump , Steel Bob Schroder: (480) 247-3892 [email protected] Hoppers (263K) Email: [email protected] (201) 957-5586 200 Car Storage in Mt.Union PA (cheap) Wanted: Woodchip Gonds - Alum or Steel Services Available Mid-Am Equipment Gons, Mill Gondolas, Pressure Tankers, Food-grade tankers. Railcar Parts Wanted Mid-Am Equipment We buy used parts and recovery from www.investorsfirstcap.com Railcar Parts scrapped or damages railcars & Railcar Marketing - All railcar types locomotives as well as track material. Sam Mannino: (814) 692-5277 Email: [email protected] Flat Cars for Bridges Bob Schroeder: (480) 247-3892 Email: [email protected] Tank cars for Storage ATEL Equipment Services www.midamaz.com Storage Track Available Tank Cars Available Bob Schroeder: (480) 247-3892 26,671 Gallon, 263 GRL, N/C N/I Email: [email protected] Mississippi Export Railroad Tank Cars Long or short term secure track leasing. Box Cars Available Flat Cars For Bridges See page 5 for details Phone: (228) 474-0702 50’, 70 ton, plate “C” Boxcars with We have flat cars across the country wait- ing to be your next bridge. We can assist Email: [email protected] 10’Sliding doors you in the purchasing and transportation of Covered Hoppers Available the flatbeds along with crane to put in Railcar Repairs 4750/4650 CF, Covered Hoppers Cars place. Give us a call or fill out the form and 5000 CF, Center Flow Pressurized, we will get back to you with the numbers. For List of Repair Ships see Page 5 Covered Hopper Cars, 286K GRL Flat car Bridges - Quote form Celebrating 35 years Tom Monroe: (415) 616-3472 Bob Schroeder: (480) 247-3892 service to the rail Industry Email: [email protected] Phone: (815)236-2998 The Rail Mart Email: [email protected] MID-AM EQUIPMENT, INC. P.O. Box 40398, Mesa, AZ 85274-0398 Bob Schroeder: (480) 247-3892 Fax: (480) 247-3894 Email: [email protected] www.midamaz.com Tank & Rail Car Marketing Service Mid Am Equipment is able to handle all your rail car needs. Whether you are selling, leasing or looking for rail cars we have a handle on available equipment. Axles & Wheel Sets: RAILCARS: Used & Rebuilt Trucks 48 - 25,500 Gallon EC/I Tankcars built in 2013 - Ready for Interchange Railcar & Locomotive 1 – 20,500 Gallon, 111A100W1, EC/Ins FOR CAPTIVE SERVICE ONLY 3 – 23,500 Gallon, 111A100W1, EC/Ins FOR CAPTIVE SERVICE ONLY 10 – 89’, 70-Ton, Flatcars – SUITABLE FOR BRIDGES ONLY Wanted: 20 - 60’ or longer flatcars for Pipe. 20 - 31,000 gal. Tank Cars 1012 or newer. 1232’s, 117’’s or 117R’s Flat Cars For Bridges get Quote Phone: (815)236-2998 The Rail Mart Email: [email protected] Railcar, Locomotive and on site Scrapping For all you scrapping needs Contact: Conrad Tannhauser (815) 236-2998 Email: [email protected] Railcar Scrap Pricing Scrap prices are a general snapshot from across the states - Prices are in Gross tons (2,240 LBS) and U.S. Dollars Prices vary depending on location and are delivered price to scrap yard whole - Prices also vary based on railcar type, parts recovery and quantity Ad Rates All ads go up on website (add link to site, email, photos & description) and are for two issues. By Line listing Not responsible for errors or content of ads $35 per line (38 Characters) Employment Ads $155 per .month Deadline for Digital Edition Last day of 1/4 page ad $375 Scrap Directory ads $175 per month Month & 1/2 page ad $700 15th day of Month Full page ad $1,200 Enhanced shop Listing $300 per year Website Directory Jim H. Wilson, LLC. www.jimcoinc.com All Surplus Mid-Am Equipment, Inc. www.allsurplus.com www.midamaz.com Atel Equipment Mississippi Export Railroad www.atel.com www.mserr.com Investors First Capital The Rail Mart www.therailmart.com www.investorsfirstcap.com Jimco, Inc. VTG Rail Inc. www.jimcoinc.com www.vtg.com Rail Car Scrap Directory Montebello - California Phone: (323) 724-9835 Phone: (323) 724-9835 Delivering Carrier: UP Fax: (323) 724-9837 Parts Recovery Program www.jimcoinc.com Portage - Indiana Spectrum Recycling Services, Inc. Contact: Gabe Schau Phone: (219) 324-8165 Fax: (219) 324-8166 E-mail: [email protected] Harwood - Texas Jim H. Wilson, LLC. Phone: (830) 540-4000 Fax: (830) 540-4061 Delivering Carrier: UP Parts Recovery Program www.jimcoinc.com Mississippi Export Railroad—Storage Track Interchange with CSXT, CN, NS, KCS, AGR, CGR and TASD 1,700 + car capacity Forward Storage—Regional distribution center loaded or empty & haz. mat. Cars tailored for your needs Can accommodate unit trains with gross weight up to 286,000 lb/car Business Development and Marketing Analyst Repair while in storage at our M=1003 B-25 C5 C6 Mississippi Export Railroad Company certified shop 4519 Mclnnis Avenue Team tracks available for transfer Moss Point, MS 39563 Storage track monitored with camera surveillance Daily service Monday through Friday Phone: (228) 474-0702 Email: [email protected] Railcar Repair Directory Get your FREE Shop listing HERE Gladsden, AL Railcar Repair Shops Wanda Gipson: (256)543-1960 Rail/Office Manager Nationwide Delivering Carrier: NS and ATN Shop Services Storage Track Available, Welding, Cleaning UTLX Mobil Unit Hotline FSI Railcar Service Center Nationwide Mobile, AL Blasko Ristic: (888)547-7760 James Watson: (251) 432-0289 GM Field Operations Vice President Shop Services Delivering Carrier: TASD Mobile Repairs Shop Services General Repairs, Welding, Cleaning, Wreck Repairs, AAR Certified Listing by State: U.S. Canada - Mexico Arizona The Apache Railway Company Alabama Snowflake, AZ Dave Windham: (928) 536-4696 Estes Railcar Services Car Shop Foreman Gadsden, AL Jim Estes: (256) 458-3789 Shop Services Owner General Repairs, Welding, Storage Track, Cleaning Delivering Carrier: NS direct - CSXT via ATN Railway Shop Services Arkansas General Repairs, Welding, Sand Blasting, Storage Track, Mobil Repairs, Cleaning Arkansas Missouri Railroad Repair Shops Ft. Smith & Springfield, AR Budd Pulley: (479) 751-8600 x4013 Rescar Chief Mechanical Officer Delivering Carrier: BNSF, UP, KCS Decatur, AL Shop Services Melvin Shrewsbury: 1-800-737-2276 Mobile Repairs, General Repairs ,Welding, AAR Certified Customer Service Rep. - Mobil Repair Services Shop Services Rankins Rail Service (RRS) Mobile Repairs, General Repairs Welding, AAR Certified Glasden Railcar Inspection & Repair The Andersons Rail Car Repair North Little Rock, AR Doyle Rankins: (501) 425-2072 Westly, CA President Charlie Randolph: (209) 597-7801 Shop Services: Shop Manager Delivering Carrier: UP-CFNR General Repairs, Welding, Wreck Repairs, AAR Certified, Mobile Repairs Shop Services General Repairs Welding Machine Shop Cleaning California Wreck Repairs AAR Certified The Andersons Rail Car Repair The Andersons Rail Car Repair Bakersfield, CA Woodland, CA Dyron Dorsey: (530) 668-9001 Gino Gabaree: (406) 560-4432 Shop Manager Shop Manager Delivering Carrier: UP RR/CFNR Delivering Carrier: UP-BN Shop Services General Repairs Mobile Repairs, General Repairs, Welding, Cleaning Welding Machine Shop, Wreck Repairs, AAR Certified Machine Shop Cleaning Wreck Repairs Florida AAR Certified Rescar Rescar Boron, CA Bartow, FL Melvin Shrewsbury: 1-800-737-2276 Melvin Shrewsbury: 1-800-737-2276 Customer Service Rep. - Mobil Repair Services Customer Service Rep. - Mobil Repair Services Shop Services Shop Services Mobile Repairs - General Repairs - Welding Mobile Repairs, General Repairs, Welding, AAR Certified AAR Certified Harbor Rail Services Los Angeles, CA Walter Ortega: (626) 372-9092 Division Manager Delivering Carrier: PHL—BNSF—UP Mulberry Railcar Shop Services: Mulberry, FL General Repairs - Wreck Repairs - AAR Certified Bruce Carroll: (863) 425-4986 Mobile Repairs, Cleaning Vice President Shop Services: Harbor Rail Services General Repairs, welding, wreck repairs, painting, cleaning lining, sand blasting, , mobile repairs, machine shop services, Stockton, CA AAR certified Ricardo Richa: (408) 890-1132 Supervisor Rescar Delivering Carrier: STE Whitesprings, FL Shop Services Melvin Shrewsbury: 1-800-737-2276 General Repairs, Welding, Mobile Repairs, Cleaning Customer Service Rep. - Mobil Repair Services Harbor Rail Services Shop Services Mobile Repairs, General Repairs, Welding, AAR Certified Van Nuys, CA Eli Gomez: (626) 945-5690 Georgia Supervisor Delivering Carrier: UP VLS Recovery Services Shop Services Fitzgerald, GA General Repairs, Welding, Lining, Sand Blasting, AAR Certified, Cleaning Mark Wilczewski:
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